I wonder what the kung pao is seasoning. Probably not chicken, beef, or pork. I'm still kind of scratching my head over this dude. Just about every single one of his posts is dissing the forum, but he still is around here posting Bollywood shit.
heydaralon wrote: Sun Oct 14, 2018 2:04 pmI wonder what the kung pao is seasoning. Probably not chicken, beef, or pork. I'm still kind of scratching my head over this dude. Just about every single one of his posts is dissing the forum, but he still is around here posting Bollywood shit.
I think the theory that Hwen is a troll account being run by someone on here is the only thing that makes sense.
High traffic but not as crowded as popular reddit boards.heydaralon wrote: Sun Oct 14, 2018 1:36 pmHwen Hoshino wrote: Sun Oct 14, 2018 6:48 amThere is no we, there is barely even a forum.heydaralon wrote: Sun Oct 14, 2018 6:35 am
Hwen we are not falling for that again. Last time you got us to donate to your historical kickstarter film campaign we caught you looking at hentai porn in your room. We know that's what you spent the money on.
In your opinion, what would be an ideal forum?
It seems like you have this weird avatar fetish. Why is this?Hwen Hoshino wrote: Mon Oct 15, 2018 1:57 amHigh traffic but not as crowded as popular reddit boards.
Every political subforum straiht up gives you where it leans instead of kabuki, no newbie harassment or any of that prove yourself bs, it's not a fucking sports team gtfo with that retarded shit.
No mods hanging around for years, replace them often, they are forced not to brag or pretend brag about their powers, just do their job and deescalate and fuck off.
Big avatars and big subs.
If you don't believe in free speech you go to your own ghetto.
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